A:AnswerMy very local cable company, D&E/Windstream, sends me 78 low definition analog channels, the highest nuimber being 98, and 37 high definition digital channels starting at 99.1, the highest number being 126.1. On setting up my newly purchased TV I found that it correctly identified the analog channels, but only two digital channels 99.1 and 99.2 , a serious limitation. I do not know whether this is a fault in the particular TV, or a design flaw.
A:AnswerYes, you can get in home setup, by the GEEK SQUAD, or the HOME THEATER folks. But, it is simple to set up, I did my own, and it works great. JMHO.
A:AnswerI'm currently streaming a mini pc into mine, playing streaming movies and music thru HDMI. Chromecast, Firestick, PS4, XBox, and/or any HDMI interface devices will work on these.
A:AnswerYes, it has a headphone jack for audio output. However, if you have an analog output plugged in (I have a pair of audioengine speakers), the TV will present you with a menu choice asking whether you want fixed or variable volume every single time you wake the TV up from sleep. The menu choice will go away after about a minute but I find it extremely annoying to have this presented to me avery time I wake the TV up.
A:AnswerUnfortunately, this TV comes with a terrible stand. At least the 32-inch model that I tried. Go with insignias 32in non smart TV- a quality stand that doesn't tilt forward, and a true 178-degree viewing angle Plus natural flesh tones.
